Guatemala · CYCLING TOURS
Number one earned its place; start there. All 10 cycling tours below carry their price, their duration and the one detail that decides between them.
Cycle from Antigua to Finca La Azotea for coffee tastings, then San Felipe de Jesus sweets and fermented drinks, ending with a beer.
“Interesting and fun exploring by bike and tasting local food. Definitely recommend to do it with friends or family”
A safe, small-group 3-hour bike ride through Guatemala City’s best plazas and monuments, with audio guide, snacks, and hotel pickup.
“help discover the city safely and quickly, you learn about different aspect of the city: historical, cultural, social.”
4-hour Guatemala City bike tour on safe cycle paths to major monuments, with English or Spanish audio, snacks, and the Relief Map.
“Really great way of seeing the city. Highlight was the Mapa en relieve But enjoyed everything especially listening to the history while biking”
Half-day mountain bike tour from Antigua to Almolonga Valley, ruins of Ciudad Vieja, Santiago Zamora, Aguas Calientes, and a macadamia farm.
“Det var en hyggelig rundtur i Antigua, og En fantastisk turguide som fortalte om Antigua og viste os rundt de lokale steder rundt i de lokale byer. Turen kan helt klart anbefales.”
Ride Kona bikes through Antigua’s towns and churches, stop at an organic macadamia farm, and watch Maya backstrap weaving near colorful villages.
“The bike tour was a great way to see the surrounding towns of Antigua that you likely otherwise wouldn’t see. While we enjoyed the tour, we felt like the last stop at the macadamia farm wasn’t needed. And one thing we wished we had known was how much of the tour was going to take place on cobblestone paths. It was more than anticipated and wore us down after the first few hours. Otherwise, a nice tour! Don’t forget your sunscreen!”
Cycle cobblestones through Antigua’s best-known sights, then snack your way through local food stops and finish with a beer tasting.
“This was a great experience. We learned so much about the history and various stories about Antigua from our guide along the path to each of 7 amazing authentic food destinations. Bicycling all around cobblestone roads was a fun challenge and completely worth the incredible experience and delicious food!”
Pedal from Antigua to Finca Azotea for coffee tasting and a seed-to-cup lesson, then hit Mayan music and textile museums.
“Ontzettend leuk om door Antigua te fietsen! Onze gids kon ontzettend goed Engels dus we hebben hele leuke gesprekken gehad.”
Sip n' Cycle in Antigua pairs mountain biking with a coffee co-op farm visit for roast and grind, plus lunch included. 4-5 hours.
“Amazing experience! Bike riding through Antigua was beautiful and the visit to see how coffee was made with lunch with a local family was great too. Highly recommend. Good people.”
Guatemala City bike tour along Avenida Las Américas, visiting plazas and monuments with a guide. Private 2-3 hours for $50.
“There were two meet up points listed on the booking: one was 17 Avenida 8-66, Cdad. de Guatemala 01014, Guatemala and the other was Starbucks Oakland Mall (according to the itinerary). Viator confirmed the pick up point to be 17 Avenida 8-66, Cdad. de Guatemala 01014, Guatemala. However when I got there, there was no one. “The start of the tour is at 17 Avenida Zona 14, directly opposite Antari 14. From here we leave with the bikes looking for the cycle path to start the tour.” is the description in the booking confirmation. I even walked to Antari 14, as shown on Google Maps, but it’s just an empty…”
Ride a full-suspension mountain bike down Acatenango’s volcanic single track from 8,300 ft, with epic views and the San Andres ruins.
“The bike tour was awesome! The views are incredible and Gilberto (our guide) was always attentive to us and helped us at all times, particularly in the most difficult parts of the tour, as well as giving us explanations of the places and volcanoes we passed through.”
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